PowerShell 2 can create viable XML files you can use just about anywhere you want to use an XML file's data.

In the first part of a three-part series, Jeffrey walks through converting XML files in PowerShell.

In the latest version of Powershell, working with an XML variable seems to have been stripped of these functions, at least when you're working with the last element in the tree.

I've been trying to put a small script together to build out XML config files for a product at work. While you can edit the file by hand and file in all the blanks, its pretty big and error-prone. I ...